Apple is on the verge of unveiling iOS 18, an update that is expected to bring a plethora of innovative features to the table. Among the highlights of this upcoming release are groundbreaking generative AI capabilities that are set to revolutionize the user experience. With a focus on enhanced customization options and a comprehensive redesign, iOS 18 is poised to elevate Apple's operating system to new heights.


Rumours suggest that Apple is aiming to integrate advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technologies directly into iOS 18. This strategic move not only signifies a significant leap forward from the current iOS 17 but also positions Apple in direct competition with tech giants like Samsung and Google, who have been actively incorporating AI into their software ecosystems.


The inclusion of generative AI capabilities in iOS 18 opens up a world of possibilities for users, offering intelligent and personalized experiences across various aspects of the operating system. But, are you aware of which devices will support this upcoming update? Apple usually provides software updates for up to six to eight years. So let us go over a list of devices which are expected to support the Apple iOS 18 update once it arrives.


Which Phones Will Support iOS 18?



  • iPhone XS (Launched in September 2018)

  • iPhone XS Max (Launched in September 2018)

  • iPhone XR (Launched in September 2018)

  • iPhone SE (2nd generation) (Launched in April 2020)

  • iPhone SE (3rd generation) (Launched in March 2022)

  • iPhone 11 (Launched in September 2019)

  • iPhone 11 Pro (Launched in September 2019)

  • iPhone 11 Pro Max (Launched in September 2019)

  • iPhone 12 mini (Launched in November 2020)

  • iPhone 12 (Launched in October 2020)

  • iPhone 12 Pro (Launched in October 2020)

  • iPhone 12 Pro Max (Launched in November 2020)

  • iPhone 13 mini (Launched in September 2021)

  • iPhone 13 (Launched in September 2021)

  • iPhone 13 Pro (Launched in September 2021)

  • iPhone 13 Pro Max (Launched in September 2021)

  • iPhone 14 (Launched in September 2022)

  • iPhone 14 Plus (Launched in September 2022)

  • iPhone 14 Pro (Launched in September 2022)

  • iPhone 14 Pro Max (Launched in September 2022)

  • iPhone 15 (Launched in September 2023)

  • iPhone 15 Plus (Launched in September 2023)

  • iPhone 15 Pro (Launched in September 2023)

  • iPhone 15 Pro Max (Launched in September 2023)


Note: Apple has not officially confirmed whether these devices will support iOS 18 update or not. This list has been based on market observations. Any official confirmation from the iPhone maker is expected to be made during WWDC 2024 which is slated to take place from June 10 to 14.